2020 Ferrari Touch Up Paint (15 OEM Colors)

The 2020 Ferrari Vibe

2020 was a strange year for the world, but in Maranello, the robots were still working overtime. This was the year of the F8 Tributo and the debut of the Roma-cars that look like they were sculpted by the wind and painted by a computer. With 15 colors in our database for this year, you can tell Ferrari was leaning hard into variety. You've got the usual suspects like Rosso Scuderia and Yellow, but the real 2020 mood was in the metallics. Blue Tour De France Metallic and a trio of Gray Metallics show that the "achromatic" trend was in full swing, giving these high-revving monsters a more "stealth-wealth" look than the screaming reds of the past.

Paint Health Check

Welcome to the Thin Paint Era. Back in the day, we used to have enough paint on the panel to sand out a mistake; now, these cars come off the line with a clear coat about as thick as a piece of Scotch tape. It's all about "Robot Efficiency." While the finish looks like liquid glass, it's notoriously stingy on material. You'll likely notice some "orange peel" texture if you look close enough-that's the signature of a factory robot that was moving a little too fast. The biggest threat here isn't oxidation or peeling; it's rock chips. Because the paint is so thin and hard, it doesn't flex-it shatters when a pebble hits it at 150 mph.

Restoration Tip

When you're touching up a 2020 Ferrari, you have to respect the thinness. Build your layers slowly. Since the factory clear is so shallow, a big "blob" of touch-up paint will stand out like a mountain on a flat plain. Use a fine-tip applicator and apply multiple thin passes rather than trying to fill the chip in one shot. If you try to sand a heavy glob flat on these modern finishes, you run a massive risk of burning through the original clear coat before you even level your repair. Patience is your best friend here-let the paint find its level.